Abstract
Arthrobotrys oligospora, A. robusta and A. superba, nematode-trapping fungi, were pathogenic to Matruchotia varians, Rhizoctonia solani and Geotrichum sp. by induced, specialized coil-form hyphae EM and light microscopic views of the host-pathogen interface showed that the coils squeezed the host hyphae and degraded the host cell walls, causing them to collapse and eventually to lyse.

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